Business Articles

CBS Continues Coverage of Alleged Viagra Link to Blindness

6/28/2005 1:00 PM ET
Ongoing story downplays FDA disagreement and shows networks one-sided approach to rare risk.

Commentary: The Georgia Tea Party

6/27/2005 1:00 PM ET
In The FairTax Book, two Atlantans offer a bold plan to toss the income tax overboard.

CBS News Botches Simple Math

6/27/2005 1:00 PM ET
Interest rate on student loans will go up, but not double, on July 1.

Times Does Cover Story on Voodoo Science

6/27/2005 1:00 PM ET
Autism claim is just latest way to attack coal power plants for adding mercury into the environment.

Business & Media Institute Re-Launches Web Site With Added Features

6/27/2005 1:00 PM ET
Upgraded site offers more content as BMI prepares launch of new newsletter.

Logo Shows Freedom is Foundation for a Free Market

6/27/2005 1:00 PM ET
Logo Shows Freedom is Foundation for a Free Market

Tax & Spin

6/26/2005 1:00 PM ET
Five Ways the Media Distort Tax Issues

A Million-Year El Nio?

6/24/2005 1:00 PM ET
New York Times Selective in Article on Climate Studies

ABCs Mercury Straw Man

6/24/2005 1:00 PM ET
World News Tonight gives exposure to environmental group, even as story discredits Robert Kennedys claims.

ABC Reports: Breakfast is Controversial

6/23/2005 1:00 PM ET
New ads for kids cereals are the latest target in the anti-free market obesity war.

CNNs Henry Misrepresents Personal Accounts Polls

6/22/2005 1:00 PM ET
Claims public doesnt support private accounts, but facts show otherwise.

Times Brings Balance to Outsourcing Coverage

6/22/2005 1:00 PM ET
The insourcing side of the story shows how imported auto industry plants bring 60,000 jobs to U.S.

$7 Billion, But Whos Counting?

6/22/2005 1:00 PM ET
Media harp on PBS political controversy but ignore massive government funding of public broadcasting.

Post Spins History to Attack Business

6/20/2005 6:00 PM ET
Reparations story calls slavery a crime and fails to remind readers that it really wasnt.

30 Days of Supersized Guilt

6/16/2005 1:00 PM ET
Morgan Spurlock shows how difficult it is to pretend to be poor.

Social Security Debate

6/16/2005 1:00 PM ET
Free market defenders fight for ownership, while reform opponents want to increase biggest government program ever.

WSJ Attacks Exxon for Not Losing Money on New Energy Sources

6/14/2005 1:00 PM ET
Article looks down on free market success and leaves out scientists on the other side of the global warming debate.

USA Today Decides Climate Debate Over

6/13/2005 1:00 PM ET
The nations newspaper disregards scientific criticisms of global warming theory and doesnt include any scientific opposition in its one-sided cover story.

Is Greenspan Wary of Housing Problems?

6/10/2005 1:00 PM ET
Even the major media have trouble agreeing just what the Fed Chairman said.

Networks Not Lovin McDonalds Efforts

6/9/2005 1:00 PM ET
New commercial with a healthy focus draws fire from morning shows.

Biased Accounts: Part III

6/8/2005 7:14 PM ET
Risky Business: Media Bearish on Personal Freedom - Tying personal Social Security accounts to a risky stock market, journalists portray a wild investment world filled with simpletons.

For London Socialist, Taxes are the Answer

6/7/2005 1:00 PM ET
AP omits Red from Livingstones resume in coverage of his worldwide tax proposal.

FX Looks Left to Peak at Oil

6/6/2005 1:00 PM ET
Energy apocalypse is one big worst-case scenario

ABC Helps Officials Beef About Their Own Statistics

6/3/2005 1:00 PM ET
World News Tonight weighs in on the side of the Centers for Disease Control about obesity.

Media Neglect Support for Personal Accounts

6/2/2005 1:00 PM ET
Why are the media ignoring 450 economists in favor of personal accounts, including 5 Nobel Prize winners?

Network Doomsday Warnings Run Out of Gas

6/1/2005 1:00 PM ET
Gasoline prices actually fell during the week leading up to Memorial Day, but broadcasters reminded drivers of record highs.

Article Treats Wal-Mart Critics as Labor Experts

5/31/2005 1:00 PM ET
Media confuse the housing issue by comparing real estate to the stock market and stoking fears of a national bust.

Bubble, Boom or Bust?

5/26/2005 1:00 PM ET
Media confuse the housing issue by comparing real estate to the stock market and stoking fears of a national bust.

NBC Fuels Gas Price Hysteria

5/20/2005 1:00 PM ET
Network blames the president for high gas prices and emphasizes government regulation and taxes over free-market solutions.

Obesity Coverage: Give or Take 75,000 Deaths

5/19/2005 1:00 PM ET
The media cant seem to get the CDCs updated obesity statistics straight.